Documentation
Get started with TraceWise — monitors, public status pages, badges, and alerts. Full guides are coming; these quickstarts cover the essentials today.
Quickstart
Create your first monitor
Sign up, add a URL, and TraceWise starts probing from the public internet on your chosen interval.
Learn more →Publish a status page
Enable a public page in Settings → Status page, pick a slug, and share the hosted link with customers.
Learn more →Add a status badge
Copy embed HTML or Markdown from Settings and drop a live SVG badge into your README or docs.
Learn more →Configure alerts
Set workspace email defaults on Free; add Slack, webhooks, and routing policies on paid plans.
Learn more →MCP server
Connect Cursor or Claude Code with a workspace API key. Fourteen tools for monitors, uptime, status pages, and badges.
Learn more →Status components
Embed TraceWise status, uptime history, and incidents in React with badge, indicator, card, history bar, and incident list. No API key required.
Learn more →TraceWise Status & Monitoring
Show live public status in WordPress and manage monitors from the admin. Five blocks, five shortcodes, and no API key for public widgets. TraceWise runs the checks.
Learn more →API and MCP
Create workspace keys for the REST API and Cursor MCP server. The full key is shown once and stored only as a hash.
Learn more →Feature guides
Enable a public status page and copy embed codes from Dashboard → Settings → Status page. For plan limits see Pricing. For help, use the support form.